On March 29th (local time), Rosé attended the Sulwhasoo event held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
Rosé has been serving as a global ambassador for Sulwhasoo since August last year.
On this day, Rosé appeared at the event in a black long dress.
Greeting fans while receiving camera flashes, Rosé turned around and began to enter the venue.
At that time, what caught the eye was Rosé’s hair decoration – which is a black “daenggi” and a butterfly shape perched on it. “Daenggi” is a traditional Korean hair accessory, which is shaped like a tie and is tied to the end of a long braided hair, which was used from the Three Kingdoms period to the Joseon Dynasty.
In fact, international fans are showing a lot of interest in Rosé’s hair decoration.
Last year, during the “Beijing Winter Olympics”, China sent out a woman wearing a “daenggi” and hanbok, claiming to represent a Chinese ethnic minority, which stirred up a cultural controversy.
Rosé, who has a considerable number of Chinese fans, has thus been praised for showing off the beauty of Korea’s “daenggi” with confidence.
Source: Insight
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